Reykjanes is home to some of Iceland's top attractions. Explore its stunning coastlines, dramatic cliffs, active volcanoes, steaming geothermal areas,, mossy lava fields, and more ..read more

Borgafjörður is a remarkable region in the west of Iceland; it deserves more attention than it gets. Its attractions can be visited on a single-day trip from Reykjavík, making it an especially convenient travel destination ..read more

West Iceland is an extremely diverse region. Its natural environment is stunning; volcanoes, a dramatic coastline, fishing villages, vast lava fields, and giant waterfalls. Visit Vesturland, and you will see all of this ..read more

Every visitor should add at least one geothermal spa to their itinerary. You can read below some of the best places to look at before deciding which one, or ones, are for you ..read more

Iceland is a world of wonder any time of the year, with terrific activities and fascinating sights year-round. Whether March is a good time for you to visit depends on your preferences. March is one of the coldest winter months in Iceland so expect lots of ice and snow. If you imagine yourself in a ..read more

Before going to Iceland, you should learn about a few practical things, such as weather, safety, currency, infrastructure, services, special traffic laws, and other general rules and customs. We’ll cover these topics in this article because they’re helpful when planning your Icelandic trip. Knowing those things beforehand will help you make good decisions about your ..read more

The eastern region of Iceland has received little attention; being too far from the capital is a common observation. It’s a mistake because East Iceland has an incredibly varied landscape, featuring stunning coastlines and beautiful little fjord-side villages. Our previous article covered all the useful information about East Iceland, including its unique weather characteristics, geology ..read more

Most visitors to Iceland tend to concentrate on the immediate area around Reykjavik. As a result, the eastern region has received little attention to date; being too far away is a common observation. It’s a mistake because East Iceland has an incredibly varied landscape, including a stunning coastline and beautiful little fjord-side villages. However, social ..read more

Most Iceland visitors tour Reykjavík, the Golden Circle, and the country’s famed South Coast, then leave again. They’ll have a wonderful time, to be sure, but are also missing out. A stone’s throw from the Arctic Circle, North Iceland offers a remote grandeur that makes it well worth feeling like you’re at the edge of ..read more

Despite the lingering winter chill and long hours of darkness, February is an exciting month in Iceland. It’s a time when Iceland starts to look forward to longer days and the coming of spring. It’s almost a time of reawakenings and transformations when the country starts to spring back into life after the cold dark ..read more